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respiratory

Research

How to get your research published

31 Mar 2015

The editors of Thorax and Respirology have given delegates some sage advice on how to get research published. Speaking to a packed breakfast session this morning Andrew Bush and Peter Eastwood set out what they think are the most important rules to follow in order to give your research the chance to see the light ...

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